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During the enquiry, police identified around 130 consumers in Hyderabad who had purchased e-cigarettes from the outlets. Banking transactions helped identify 351 buyers, further legal action would be taken against them.
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Opposition parties are demanding the release of the Isiqu Report into alleged irregularities in eThekwini Metro Police recruitment
Public Works Minister Dody Hanggodo has confirmed that all 17 road sections and 14 bridges affected by the earthquake ...
The Deputy Industrial and Public Relations Officer of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU), Samuel Amoah, says the union is putting measures in place to ensure that the proposed increase in…
The Head of Civil Service, Shehu Baraya succeeds Mr Yakubu Sani Haidara, who recently retired from the State Civil Service after years of meritorious service The post Zamfara appoints new Head of…
Transport Minister Byrathi Suresh said the decision is part of a series of measures aimed at improving public transport services and expanding the State’s bus fleet
